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This year was a very busy year for the Suq , which thankfully resulted in increased sales over last year. As we get closer and closer to closing for renovation we are taking on more outside activities. Besides the four-day bazaar at the Newberry Library in November, we also participated in the Illinois Historical Preservation Agency's two-day fair at the James R. Thompson Center building in downtown Chicago. Several autographings---especially for Norman Golb's new book Who Wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls and for our own Georgie Maynard's book Letters from Turkey ---helped to boost our sales. Our inventory sale in June was a great success with a 21% increase in sales.
We have also entered the world of computers by being listed on the World-Wide Web. We plan to be expanding our mail orders through the Internet as more and more people are learning about the Oriental Institute and the Suq .
The highlight of our year was a luncheon we gave for our docents at the home of Jane Thain. She was a very gracious hostess and we all enjoyed the afternoon immensely. The Suq is so fortunate to have such an amazing group of volunteers. Every one has their own individual skills that contribute to making the Suq the success that it is. Thank you!
Thanks should go to our office staff, too, for their wonderful contributions. It was a busy year for them also. Natalia Uribe visited Columbia, Paul Spruhan was in Ireland, Siobhan Ritchie was in Portugal, Kate Sarther was in Crete, Turkey, and Syria. Paul and Natalia graduated this spring after working four years with us. They will both be here next year working on graduate degrees and Siobhan will graduate this summer after working three years with us.
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Austin >Food & Dining > Eddie V's Prime Seafood
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Mon-Thur 4:30 PM to 10:00 PM
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My Austin Favorite – Eddie V's does everything perfect!!! Happy Hour is the best too.
Excellent service! – Love the happy hour at the north location of Eddie V's. One of the best bar tender's I've ever had and I travel the world for my job. Recently, took my finance there after our engagement photos in Bull Creek and had a delightful time at bar. Bartender recommended drink to my girl. I had 2 very generous scotches. We will return Calamari is top notch. We will return.
THE best bone in ribeye in Austin – After reading Texas Monthlys list of top 10 steaks in Texas and seeing Eddie V's which is supposed to be seafood, toping the list at number 6 I had to see what they were talking about. I LOVE a good steak. I have since had the bone in ribeye 4 times and every time it has been spectacular... On a side note, I have learned to go their during happy hour and make a meal of the wonderful appetizers that are half price till 7 pm...
Great Food and Service – Its was my parents 35th anniversary and after getting bummed out by the service at another "steak house"
We set about looking for an alternate venue.
I had my hopes down since we were a a party of 10 + a toddler!
We made a couple of calls @6pm and lo and behold Eddie V accepted our impromptu reservations and even made a quick anniversary cake/dessert for my parents.
I will have to say being to the downtown venue Eddie V's has made a customer foe Life! Literally!
They went over and above the call of duty made us feel welcome (this from a restaurant i would not want to show up with a kid....luckily the Fries they make keep his wild side in check )
I want to let all the users know they Rock and are absolutely superb. Seeing as my own Wedding anniversry is coming up its a no brainer where we will go
Can't say enough about this place – Went here with another couple for a b-day celebration. Very nice place, our server was fun and attentive and knew all of the answers to our questions.
Halibut was by far our favorite, but the guys had stuffed filets and raved about them. On the pricey side, but worth it. Sides sold seperately so your bill will add up quickly. Sides feed at least 2 people though so keep that in mind.
It was so nice not to have to go downtown when a classy place like this is close to home!
Smells like fish Eddie V !!! – My friend and I went to Eddie V's last night, the food was wonderful, the service was great, and the view was very nice.
Ok, so it's like this, Yes, I know that Eddie V's is a Steak and SEAFOOD restaurant.
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Other than that one HUGE detail the food was great,nice place.
Credit Card Charged Twice – We have been to Eddie V's in the Arboretum twice in the past two months. We dined the first time on January 20, when our credit card was charged twice. On February 16 we received our credit card statement and discovered the double charge. My husband contacted the manager who stated it was their error and would credit us the amount in error. Believing this to be true, we returned on February 24 to celebrate my birthday. Since the credit to our account still had not been processed by Eddie V's, my husband again spoke to the manager, who assured us it would be done. To date, February 28, the amount charged in error on January 20th has still not been credited to our credit card, but the amount of the February 24th dinner sure was billed to our credit card account fast and already appears on our statement. In fact, it was posted that very same night. We are very disappointed and this is not acceptable. We will not return to Eddie V's, nor can we recommend them to our friends. Service goes beyond the day you dine with them. This should have been handled immediately.
Pros: None, when they double charge your credit card and do not reverse the charge.
Cons: Not careful with credit cards; charged twice.
Overall user rating: Not Recommended
Best Meal We've Had in Austin – We went to Eddie V's at the arboretum looking for a great meal and we got it! The menu has lot's of interesting choices and everything was great. Our waiter was super attentive even though he was extremely busy. Go to Eddie V's if you want a great steak or superb seafood, we will definitely be back!
Best Value in Town! 35 cents a piece, fresh oysters! – Wow, what a great find. At happy hour they have fresh oysters for 35 cents a piece! They were outstanding, we went there for dinner but ended up having a few dozen oysters instead for less than $15. The drinks are poured with a heavy hand and the bread is fresh from the oven. I highly recommend this place, to anyone that is looking for fresh seafood. (Although outside of the oysters, it is very pricy but you get what you pay for!)
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Saturday, October 1, 2011
Washington, DC
Board Present:
Elisabeth MacNamara
Patricia Donath
Marcia Merrins
Judy duff
Peggy Hawkins Hill
Marlene O'Brien
Judy Davis
Mary Klenz
Norman Turrill
Susan Morris Wilson
Janis McMillen
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MacNamara called the meeting to order at 4:00 p.m.
Privatization Study:
The Board reviewed the questions for the Privatization Study.
McMillen moved that the consensus questions for the Privatization Study be approved as amended (see attached). Seconded. Passed.
MacNamara adjourned the meeting at 5:35 PM
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Federal, state and local governments own extensive assets and are a major employer. Governments often consider selling assets, and outsourcing some functions and services to the private sector. The consequences of "privatizing" a government service or function, in particular, may enhance the function or service. Alternatively, it may reduce or alter functions and services. Government revenues may be reduced or lost and jobs may be cut. In some instances, this may have a detrimental effect on the "common good".
One state, for instance, has declared as a matter of state law and policy that "using private contractors to provide public services formerly provided by state employees does not always promote the public interest. To ensure that citizens…… receive high quality public services at low cost, with due regard for tax payers…… and the needs of public and private workers, the (legislature) finds it necessary to regulate such privatization contracts throughout the state."
The purpose of this study is to identify policies and parameters that should be considered when any governmental entity is planning to undertake some type of privatization process.
Privatization of government assets, services and functions has been occurring for decades at all levels of government. Some believe that due to the efficiencies of the private sector, privatizing can save tax dollars and provide the same or equal quality of services. Others are concerned that certain government services and functions should never be provided by the private sector because of their inherent nature, and that infusing the profit motive into services previously provided by the government may be inconsistent with the public good.
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Consensus question one and two should be presented to the group at the outset of the meeting and then repeated after the other questions have been answered.
1. As a general matter, is the extent to which government functions, services and assets have been privatized in the past decade:
__ Much too much __ Too much __ About right __ Too little __ Much too little __ No consensus
2. Should core government services and functions important to well-being of the people remain with government and not be transferred to the private sector?
___Strongly agree ___ Agree ___ Disagree ___Strongly disagree ____No consensus
3. As a matter of good government policy, which of the following criteria should be applied when making decisions to transfer public services, assets and functions to the private sector?
For each item below, select : ___High priority ___ Lower priority ___Not a priority __ No consensus
a. Transparency and Accountability: All government contracts with private companies for services must ensure public access to relevant records and information regarding contracted services and provide for adequate government oversight and control.
b. Public Well-being: Provisions are in place to assure that, in the event any public services are to be privatized, there will be no increased risks to public well-being, especially to vulnerable populations.
c. Cost and Quality: Privatized services do not noticeably increase the costs or decrease the quality of services to the public.
d. Environmental and Natural Resources: Defined parameters are in place to assure that environmental and natural resources are not compromised.
e. Contracts and Sales of Public Assets: All government contracts and privatized public assets are subject to competitive bidding and comply with all laws regarding awarding contracts.
f. Economic Impact: Privatizations does not result in a negative economic impact on communities in which the services are provided.
g . Government Recovery of Services and Assets: Provisions are in place to recover key services, assets and functions should the private sector fail to provide or care for them
4. When is privatization not appropriate?
For each item below, select: __Yes __No __ No Consensus
a. When the government lacks the will, ability or resources to adequately oversee contracts with the private entity and any successor there to.
b. When there is no private entity able or willing to provide the service for the short and long term.
c. When it poses a potential threat to national security.
d. When it poses a risk to personal or security data.
e. When there is evidence of, or potential for, corruption.
f. When the private entity's goals and purposes are not compatible with public well-being.
g. When the private entity will not comply with existing government requirements for public records, open meetings or publication of reports and audits.
h. When there is a loss of revenue used by the government to support mandated or critical services.
5. Some states have developed laws and regulations to control the process of privatization within its jurisdiction.
As a general matter, should privatization be regulated?
a. Yes, all privatization efforts should be regulated.
b. Yes, some types of privatization efforts should be regulated.
c. No, privatization efforts should never be regulated
d. No consensus
6. Which of the following should be included in the regulatory process when privatizing public assets, services and functions?
For each item below, select: __Strongly agree __Agree __Disagree __Strongly disagree __No consensus
a. Timely public announcements regarding intentions to privatize and the expected benefits to the public.
b. Public and stakeholder input into the decision and terms of the contract.
c. Clear and measurable outcomes regarding expected benefits to the public for proposed sales and divestitures.
d. Feasibility study regarding performance, costs and benefits.
e. Adherence to all laws regarding public contracts..
f. Transition plans for displaced employees.
g. Accountability and transparency provisions in all contracts.
h. Regular performance evaluations including meaningful opportunity for public comment.
i. Provisions for transferring services and assets back to the government or another contractor in the event of inadequate performance.
j. Adequate resources for enforcement.


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a bag for money. The Hebrews, when on a journey, were provided with a bag, in which they carried their money, (Genesis 42:35; Proverbs 1:14; 7:20; Isaiah 46:6) and, if they were merchants, also their weights. (25:13; Micah 6:11) This bag is described in the New Testament by the terms balantion (bag) (Luke 10:4; 12:33; 22:35,38) and glossokomon (originally the bag in which musicians carried the mouth-pieces of their Instruments). (John 12:6; 13:29) The girdle also served as a purse. (Matthew 10:9; Mark 6:8) Ladies wore ornamental purses. (Isaiah 3:24)
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1. Bird earrings. I got these at Target back in August. I wasn't even going to buy them, but I had William with me and he was making the bird be all cute and hop around and look me in the eye and so forth, so I bought them. The next day I went back and bought more pairs to give as gifts.
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2. Store-brand Moose Tracks ice cream. I was complaining on Twitter that I was disappointed in all the Breyer's specialty flavors that looked so good but didn't measure up, and Doing My Best said her store brand's Moose Tracks was really, really superior. I have enough faith in her ice cream judgement to get a box of my own store-brand Moose Tracks, even though it was unlikely to be the same store brand. (But I remember reading somewhere that a lot of store brands are filled by the same manufacturer, so I had hope.) IT IS SO DELICIOUS. I've had two boxes of it now, and I didn't buy more on this last shopping trip because I'd made myself feel sick having "just a little more" of the last box---and now I regret not getting it. I could be making myself feel sick RIGHT THIS MINUTE on tiny peanut butter cups and fudge (not fudge SAUCE, but FUDGE).
3. Pink zinnias.
A patch of some vegetable in the garden failed to thrive, so Paul pulled it up. Then he impulsively put a pack of zinnia seeds over that patch, and they succeeded to thrive. GOODNESS, didn't they! And they seem to last way longer than they should in a vase. (That "vase" is an empty bottle from one of those frappuccino drinks they sell in four-packs. They make great vases.) Next year we're going to grow assorted-color zinnias.
4. Snyder's Chedder Cheese Pretzel Pieces.
It's like someone broke a bunch of big pretzels into chunks and pieces, and then dusted them with an intoxicating cheese powder---similar to Cheetos powder or Kraft mac-and-cheese powder, and just a LITTLE bit spicy. SO YUMMY. Paul wrinkled his nose at the sight of them; then took one and ate it suspiciously; then took several more and watched the bag longingly as I took it away. MINE.
...I'm going to have to get a little bowl of them to eat while I write the rest of this.
5. Light pink Converse One-Star.
They are looking kind of grubby because I wore them pretty much every day all summer. They were an impulse purchase (70% off at Target, should I get them?, no, yes, no, yes, no, well I'll just put them in the cart and think about it, okay I can always return them) and I LOVE THEM. I bought a second pair in orchid (a medium-light purpley color) but I haven't worn those yet.
6. Prell.
Paul was out of shampoo, and he was trying very hard to work up the enthusiasm to respond to my incredibly boring questions about whether he'd been happy with that kind or did he want to try something new. He said the only time he'd ever had any sort of shampoo preference was when it was Prell, and that was just because it was fun to watch the bubble go up and down in the bottle. Good enough for me, and I enjoy a quest.
Target didn't have it, so I checked our grocery store, which seems to cater to "people complaining that they can't find such-and-such anymore." Sure enough, they had it. I think it's amusing that there's a picture of a bubble on the bottle, like Prell KNOWS that's how we all think of it. It's fun to be using the same shampoo we both used in our childhoods.


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2008-2009 California Western/UCSD Speaker SeriesAfter Outrage: Human Rights Abuses and the Search for Accountability
The International Legal Studies Program at California Western School of Law and the Institute for International, Comparative, and Area Studies at the University of California, San Diego are pleased to present their sixth annual Joint Speaker Series: After Outrage: Human Rights Abuses and the Search for Accountability.
Countries emerging from situations of war, civil conflict, genocide, or ethnic cleansing face a daunting task in rebuilding their societies and returning to order. There have been a number of responses to mass atrocities and human rights violations. Most legal responses, however, have been slow to form and limited in scope. Since it has often been impossible to exert the full force of the law to punish the guilty in the aftermath of atrocities, alternative responses have been attempted that include reparations, memorialization, and truth and reconciliation commissions.
These alternative responses to the scourge of war, political repression, and ethnic cleansing have left us with many vexing moral and political dilemmas.
The 20082009 Joint Speaker Series will explore the many options for transnational justice - from restitution and reparations to international tribunals and truth and reconciliation commissions. Private actions including civil suits for human rights violations as well as non-legal responses will also be explored.
Events at UCSD will take place in the Social Sciences Building and those at California Western will be held in Lecture Hall 1. All events are free and open to the public. For more information please call (619) 525-1436.
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October 30, 2008Professor Naomi Roht-ArriazaUniversity of California, Hastings College of Law"International Justice from Outside Pushing in: Using Transnational Prosecutions to Create Domestic Change"12:10 p.m., California Western Lecture Hall 1
Naomi Roht-Arriaza is a professor at University of California, Hastings College of Law. For nearly a decade, she worked as an organizer, journalist, and paralegal in immigration law. Professor Roht-Arriaza was the first Riesenfeld Fellow in International Law and Organizations at Boalt Hall. In 1995, she was a European Community Fulbright Scholar in Spain. She received research grants from the United States Institute of Peace and the MacArthur Foundation. Professor Roht-Arriaza is the author of The Pinochet Effect: Transnational Justice in the Age of Human Rights and Impunity and Human Rights in International Law and Practice. She is an associate editor of the Yearbook on International Environmental Law, and serves on the boards of human rights and environmental groups.
November 6, 2008Professor Michael BazylerChapman University School of Law"Civil Accountability in the Aftermath of a Genocide and Other Mass Atrocities: Lessons from the Holocaust Restitution Litigation"12:10 p.m., California Western Lecture Hall 1
Michael Bazyler is a professor of law and The 1939 Club Law Scholar in Holocaust and Human Rights Studies at Chapman University School of Law in Orange, California. Professor Bazyler is a leading authority on the use of American and European courts to redress genocide and other historical wrongs. His book, Holocaust Justice: The Battle for Restitution in America's Courts was cited by the U.S. Supreme Court and reviewed in the Harvard Law Review, among other notable publications. He is presently working on two books including a textbook based upon his Holocaust law course entitled Comparative Law: Global Legal Traditions in the 21st Century, to be published by LexisNexis. Professor Bazyler is a research fellow at the Holocaust Education Trust in London, and the holder of previous fellowships at Harvard Law School and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C.
January 29, 2009Professor Elazar BarkanColumbia University"Redress and Human Rights"4:00 p.m., UCSD Social Sciences Building Room 107
Elazar Barkan is a professor of International and Public Affairs and the co-director of the Center for the Study of Human Rights at Columbia University and the Human Rights Concentration at SIPA, Columbia University. Professor Barkan's research focuses on human rights, the role of history in contemporary society, and politics and the response to gross historical crimes and injustices. His books include The Guilt of Nations: Restitution and Negotiating Historical Injustices; Claiming the Stones/Naming the Bones: Cultural Property and the Negotiation of National and Ethnic Identity; Taking Wrongs Seriously: Apologies and Reconciliation; and Jews and Others in Soviet Occupied Poland, 1939-1941. Professor Barkan is also the director of the Institute for Historical Justice and Reconciliation, which promotes reconciliation in societies divided by historical conflicts and human rights abuses.
February 26, 2009Professor John TorpeyCity University of New York Graduate School"Reparations Politics: Coming to Terms with the Past"4:00 p.m., UCSD Social Sciences Building Room 107
John Torpey is a professor of sociology at the City University New York Graduate Center. He has worked extensively on modern German society and history, and his book Intellectuals, Socialism and Dissent: The East German Opposition and its Legacy discusses civil rights movements and intellectual activism under communist regimes. Professor Torpey is the author of a social history of passports, The Invention of the Passport: Surveillance, Citizenship, and the State, which provides insight into the role of identity documents in the rise of modern states and their control over the movements of citizens and outsiders. His most recent work, Making Whole What Has Been Smashed: On Reparations Politics, discusses the concept of reparations and use of the past in contemporary politics. Professor Torpey previously taught at UC Irvine, and he taught and served as interim director of the Institute for European Studies at the University of British Columbia.
March 12, 2009Professor Mark A. DrumblWashington & Lee University Law School"Atrocity, Punishment, and International Law"4:00 p.m., UCSD Social Sciences Building Room 107
Mark A. Drumbl is the Class of 1975 Alumni Professor at Washington & Lee University School of Law. He serves as the director of the Transnational Law Institute. Professor Drumbl's research and teaching interests include public international law, international criminal law, and transitional justice. His book, Atrocity, Punishment, and International Law, rethinks how individuals who perpetrate genocide and crimes against humanity should be punished. The book won the 2007 Book of the Year Award by the International Association of Criminal Law (U.S. national section). Professor Drumbl previously worked as a defense lawyer in Rwanda. He has consulted, taught, and lectured world-wide; and has served as an expert in U.S. federal and immigration court. He has held visiting appointments on the law faculties of Oxford University (University College), Universite de Paris II (Pantheon-Assas), University of Illinois, Vanderbilt University, University of Ottowa, University of Western Ontario, and Trinity College-Dublin.
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I love Majesty and Decay and Dawn of Possession to a lesser extent.
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Portland >Catering > Carlyle Restaurant Llc
1632 NW Thurman St, Portland, OR | Directions 9720945.535469 -122.688457
Neighborhoods: Northwest District, Neighbors West - Northwest
classy looking place – this place is very classy, but a little sleepy. We met here for cocktails pre-dinner, so can't comment on the food, but it looked like it would be very good, though a little pricey.
The cocktails were well prepared and they have a nice wine list.
Great meal – One of Portland's best. The type of place you will never be disappointed in the food. The cocktails were also perfect, my only complaint is that with the great food, and great wine and great cocktails... The beer list needs some real wor;, it shouldn't be an afterthought in this town or at a restaurant of this quality.
Management is a bit lost – I did have a bit of a complaint; only to my husband of course about the Manager on duty. He walked around like he was the biggest grouch ever.
Our new favorite – We have been at Carlyle before and made a long overdue visit again just last week. My wife had the scallops and commented that they were probably the best she ever had (she should know; that's all she orders!). For myself, the lamb was even better.
Carlyle remains at the top of our list for service, food and ambiance. It is a real hidden gem--cozy and a real 'big city' vibe in execution of food and cocktails without the 'big city' attitude. We loved it and will make it there more often. Hopefully my review will not prohibit us from getting a table in the future!
Disappointed – Four of us were looking forward to a lovely meal in a beautiful restaurant.
The Tonic was bad in my Gin and Tonic. The "house" Tonic was no better.
$28 for 3 large scallops in a little sauce and corn. Not another piece of food on the plate.
Portions were small and expensive.
The worst part was the other woman ordered a burger, medium. It was literally raw. Sent it back, it was raw again. Nobody ever offered to bring her anything else. Of course we weren't charged for it, but why would we be-it was raw and unedible. The fries were abundant and I'm sure frozen and nothing special. She went home and had dinner at home! Nobody really cared.
3 Very Salty and Expensive Dishes – My husband and I don't get to eat out at 4+ star restaurants very often. So, for our 4 year anniversary we choose Carlyle because the City Search ratings. We were very disappointed. The host was rude, our waiter ignored us, and worst of all the expensive food was WAY TOO SALTY.
We started off with the Lobster Risotto and Bread Service. The bread was wonderful...too bad you have to pay $4 to get a tiny loaf of bread. The Lobster Risotto was very good; a little heavy on the garlic, but cooked nicely.
I had the Rabbit and my husband had the NY Strip Steak. Both meals were extremely salty; especially the rabbit. I tried to catch our waiter's attention for ever to send the rabbit back, with no luck despite the very small dinning room. Finally the host noticed that we weren't eating so he came over and asked if I was done. I asked if I could have a new rabbit because this one was too salty for me. He was very rude and proceeded to ask weather the meat itself was too salty or the sides. Considering that everything is piled together I didn't know! He took it away and came back a few minutes later saying that he spoke with the chef and all the rabbit is from the same batch so I should order something else. So, I decided to try the chicken.
While we were waiting for my chicken, we had finished our drinks and were just sitting there. The host came over and took away my empty glass without even asking if I wanted another. Our waiter hadn't even made eye contact since he delivered our food. My husband was done with his steak, we had no drinks, no bread, and no one was offering us a thing.
Finally, my chicken came. Guess what?! Yep, really salty. Better than the rabbit, but I would bet money the chicken they use is injected with salt water...icky.
After I finished we got a desert menu. I was looking forward the espresso Pot-de-Cream that was listed on the website, but it wasn't on the dessert menu we received. So, we left and got ice cream somewhere else.
Overall, the atmosphere is very cozy and romantic, but on a hot summer day it gets very stuff in the small space. The food is good compared to a cheap place, but for an upscale restaurant with the high ratings Carlyle has, it was very disappointing at left us feeling we should have gone to Red Star or somewhere else.
I know I wrote a book, but I wanted to explain why I only gave them only one star.
Sleek and Tasty – Business dinner with some very picky East-Coasters. Everyone agreed this place is a winner. One guest raved about his Manhattan with the fresh brandied cherries, and the oysters we all shared. My scallops with the bacon-corn succotash and vermouth sauce were incredible, as was the creamy leek soup with tempura lobster I started with. Only glich in an otherwise perfect evening was being told that the wine we wanted more of was "unavailable".
wow – we have had the good fortune of dining at many of the best restaurants in the world - chez panisse in berekley , the french laundrey in yountville, vetri in philadelphia, prune in NYC, and l'atelier joel robuchon in paris - carlyle held it's own against them all. we could not have been more impressed. yum. well done!
It's alright.... – My husband I dined here for our one month wedding anniversary. We went on a Saturday night at 9 p.m. and the dining room was clearning out. After 10 minutes of our arrival, the entire dining room cleared out. I will say the bar area looked like a more happening scene. Anyways, I've been to super fancy places and this was up there on the fancy facility list but the food was good, not GREAT, outstanding, superb. The wine selection was disappointing. We were looking for more Cabs but realized that there were only Pinot Noirs on the list....yes, I know this is Pacific Northwest, but come on....have a little bit more of a selection. Anyways, I can't complain too much, the food was good, service was excellent, and the place is nice.
Ahead of the curve; fine dining in the most unexpected location – I've been to Carlyle twice now. Everything there that I tasted was excellent. I'll write a more detailed review after my next visit, but if you want to have a fine dining experience and sip on some masterfully crafted cocktails, then go to Carlyle. My only complaint is that the place is expensive, and the portions are on the smaller side, but that's how a lot of these posh, fine restaurants are. As long as you know that going in, you won't be disappointed with your experience here.
Entree suggestion: If you're skiddish about ordering something you aren't too sure about, the pappardelle is always a safe and delicious bet. Most of the menu items are modified or rotated every so often.
What's funny is that the restaurant is in the middle of a bunch of warehouses, almost under the high freeway overpass. It's still the pearl, but this makes it easy to park anywhere for dinner. I'm sure that the rest of the pearl will spread to this area in the coming years, but for now I feel like I know about something that some other people are missing out on.
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Having strong teeth and healthy gums/mouth helps you eat and digest food, and helps you speak and pronounce words clearly. Left untreated, decay on the teeth leads to the formation of cavities which can become infected and spread throughout your whole body making you sick
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Methamphetamine: The use of meth has been linked to rapid formation of cavities. Dentists think this could be due to teeth grinding and clenching, dry mouth, or poor oral hygiene all of which are linked to meth use. When left untreated, the only treatment is to pull out all the teeth and wear dentures.
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Super cute, will need to get it altered at the top This dress is adorable. I'm going to wear it to our rehearsal dinner in May. Other than the neckline needing a little bit of altering, the dress is perfect. Comfortable, cute, flowing. April 2, 2014
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Worcester State College Policy
Policy Title:
Document Retention/Document Management
The Department will categorize its document types to ensure that the College's data retention guidelines are in compliance with federal, state and local mandates.
Policy Statement:
All Document Types within the Department will be reviewed for compliance, at which time they will be available via the College's electronic storage system. At such time the electronic versions will be considered 'originals' and the paper versions shredded.
Policy Description:
As of May 1, 2009 the following Document Types will be kept as originals in electronic format only, for the period specified by existing Federal and State mandates.
Probation Contracts
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Transfer Test Scores
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Exception: The College will retain paper/original documents for any matter that is "in controversy" (internally or externally) or that has concluded but subject to an appeal period.
See also "Institutional Data Classification" policy.
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Welcome to the Tampa General Hospital Web Site
In a diverse city known for its rich culture and beautiful beaches, Tampa General Hospital offers yet another incentive – world-class health care. Tampa General is a private not-for-profit hospital and one of the most comprehensive medical facilities in West Central Florida serving a dozen counties with a population in excess of 4 million. As one of the largest hospitals in Florida, Tampa General is licensed for 1,018 beds, and with approximately 6,600 employees, is one of the region's largest employers.
TGH is the area's only level I trauma center and one of just four burn centers in Florida. With five medical helicopters we are able to transport critically injured or ill patients from 23 surrounding counties to receive the advanced care they need. The hospital is home to one of the leading organ transplant centers in the country, having performed more than 6,000 adult solid organ transplants, including the state's first successful heart transplant in 1985. TGH is a state-certified comprehensive stroke center, and its 32-bed Neuroscience Intensive Care Unit is the largest on the west coast of Florida. Other outstanding centers include cardiovascular, orthopedics, high risk and normal obstetrics, urology, ENT, endocrinology, and the Children's Medical Center, which features a nine-bed pediatric intensive care unit and one of just three outpatient pediatric dialysis units in the state. As the region's leading safety net hospital, Tampa General is committed to providing area residents with excellent and compassionate health care ranging from the simplest to the most complex medical services.
TGH Opens New Transplant House!
Tampa General Hospital's new transplant house on Columbia Drive will serve as a home away from home for transplant patients who are well enough to be out of the hospital, but not well enough to be as far away from TGH as they live. Click here to read the article on tbo.com.
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The ADA Council on Ethics, Bylaws and Judicial Affairs has issued an advisory opinion on split fees in advertising and marketing services, such as Groupon and Living Social, among other online coupon deals.
The opinion, approved by the council at its March meeting, was prompted by numerous inquiries to the ADA by member dentists. Some social couponing companies collect fees from patients or prospective patients for the offered professional service and retain a defined percentage of that fee as payment for the marketing provided to the business.
The opinion is as follows:
Split fees in advertising and marketing services: The prohibition against a dentist's accepting or tendering rebates or split fees applies to business dealings between dentists and any third party, not just other dentists. Thus, a dentist who pays for advertising or marketing services by sharing a specified portion of the professional fees collected from prospective or actual patients with the vendor providing the advertising or marketing services is engaged in fee splitting. The prohibition against fee splitting is also applicable to the marketing of dental treatments or procedures via "social coupons" if the business arrangement between the dentist and the concern providing the marketing services for that treatment or those procedures allows the issuing company to collect the fee from the prospective patient, retain a defined percentage or portion of the revenue collected as payment for the coupon marketing service provided to the dentist and remit to the dentist the remainder of the amount collected.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 19, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Study Group, a worldwide leader in providing higher education and English language learning programs, announced today that Santuza Paolucci N. Bicalho has been named Senior Vice President, Global Sales of its Embassy English division. Based in Brazil, Bicalho will oversee global agent sales for Embassy English reporting to Jean Vernor, Managing Director of Embassy English. She will also join the Study Group Senior Leadership Team.
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"Santuza brings tremendous leadership skills, industry expertise and credibility to this role," said Vernor. "Her global relationships and agent perspective will be invaluable as we strengthen the Embassy brand, fortify our agent channel, and focus on maximizing the student experience in 2014."
Bicahlo joins Embassy at a strategic time in the brand's evolution, as the company continues to position itself for increased growth and continued industry leadership. Under Vernor's direction, considerable efforts have been made in research, product development, marketing, academics and operations to build on the company's strong heritage and deliver exceptional student and agent experiences.
Bicalho's career spans 18 years at Student Travel Bureau (STB Brazil), rising through the organization from Educational Counselor to CEO – a position she held for the past seven years. In this capacity, she was responsible for 72 offices across Brazil and for leading the company's management team. Under her leadership, STB Brazil opened 22 new sales offices, launched an e-commerce platform and significantly grew language travel and student travel sales. Bicahlo's commitment to advancing the Language Travel industry has been evident in her contributions as Chairman and Treasurer of the Association of Language Travel Organizations (ALTO), and through high-level participation in other trade organizations such as Federation for International Youth Travel Organizations (FIYTO) and the World Youth Student & Education Travel Confederation (WYSETC).
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The Halloween, Valentines and Commencement PCP's are annual events. The Valentine's PCP will be taking place on Saturday, February 15, 2014.
Some points for all Palm Court Parties:
• This is a student event to which alums have been invited. Returning alums may feel at home at New College, we must remember that New College actually IS HOME to current students. The security and well-being of current students, some of whom are minor and most of whom are below legal drinking age, must remain our foremost concern. Please be a courteous and responsible guest.
• The students have planned for the party to last until sunrise. Noise complaints can shut down the music. As such, adjustments to volume may be made at the discretion of the student sponsors . A sufficient number of campus police and hired security have been arranged to keep the party open and secure.
• For older alums, please note that over the years students have expanded. The students utilize many areas around the Pei dorm campus for various types of music and various times through the party. In particular, the interior of Hamilton Center and remains open until sunrise.
• Chill Out Room, HCL 7: Students and alumnae/i are welcome to visit the chill-out room in HCL 7. The chill space offers water and snacks and a quiet escape from the party. Feel free to invite a friend and rest up, but we ask visitors to keep their voices low while inside.
• ALL alums and their guests MUST HAVE A WRISTBAND to obtain entry to the PCP. The NCAA is the ONLY entity giving out wristbands for alums and their guests on Thursday 2/13 and Friday, 2/14. You may come by The Keating Center from 12 - 4:30 pm on those days to obtain your PCP wristbands. Any alums arriving in town the day of PCP will need to pick up their wristbands on Saturday, 2/15 between 5-7 pm at the Office of Student Affairs, HCL 2. They will be outside distributing. No wristbands will be available after 7 pm.
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God Bless the Bundy Ranch and it's owners. God Bless America. The US Government can go fu*k Themselves. Especially Harry Reid the Domestic Terrorist!
The militia did what was necessary to stop the Feds from killing Bundy's livestock and taking over Bundy's ranch. The militia has every right under the Constitution to defend Bundy against the Feds forcibly taking the land or his livestock.
But here's the catch. Only if the NV legislators and the Governor regard the Feds as intruding. The Bundy's and the militia supporting them must get the Governor/legislators to rule on the land issue. If the NV State will not intervene and let the Feds control State public lands, they are saying they want something from the Feds or they have capitulated their sovereignty as an independent self governing State.
They may feel their hands are tied due to the UN Agenda 21, that the Feds signed during G.W.Bush's presidency, but that is "non-binding" but is being used by Obama to take land out of private ownership. What NV State needs to do is build support in adjacent States and other States in the Union against the Feds acquiring public lands and forcing Federal laws directly at individuals within State boarders, and using any other force but the States own forces. Basically take back their State Constitutional guarantees that the Feds have been taking.
What the people/militia and Bundy need to do is take this to the NV legislators now that it is a "hot" issue they may get something done. They need the State to stand their ground. Public lands within a State must be controlled by the State. All laws enforced within a State must be State laws and be Constitutionally sound. Which is one of the only things a Federal law or mandate can do, force States to make and enforce constitutionally sound laws for their citizens.
If the State will not protect and govern their own citizens, then we the citizens/militia have a problem. We must fight on two levels:
One) To reorganize the State government to provide for the needs of the people and,
Two) To fight the Feds from occupation of the State.
This is why a State has a Constitution and a legislative body with a Governor. Also this is why the States must be given back the control of their Senators. To protect State rights. And hence the individual differences within that State over differences in another State.
The militia has every right to be where they are and doing what they are doing. But they must get the State ether to back them up or turn against them completely. Once that is decided, other States can then lend support for the protection of the States sovereignty against the Feds or the States citizens who are fighting the State/Feds.
It's a domino effect. If the States stand against the Feds, the States can then control the Feds. If the people loose control of the States they loose control of the Feds. If the people take control of both and keep it, we don't have a Republic but a Democracy and rule by "mob". And one group of people say Metros, if they are larger 50%+1 person, can control the other 50%-1 person, say Rurals.
What would happen if cops went on strike for a week?
Armed civilian vigilantes would take out the garbage and when the cops came back to work we could afford to lay half of them off.
How about we stand watch all over the whole country and create our own community militias!
OK, this entire premise is asinine.
A stupid UN treaty does not, and will never, override any part of the US Constitution unless the Constitution is amended to allow it. The 2nd Amendment would have to be repealed in order for that to happen and there are too many Dems from conservative districts that remember their roots.
All this fear of a "UN Treaty" is simply "the-sky-is-falling" stupidity — about as stupid as referring to Obama and all Democrats as "Communists", "Marxists" and "Socialists".
Read a history book, for God's sake. Just because a politician believes in universal health care does not make him a Communist.
Old Joe Stalin would have a big laugh at the naivete of people that think this way.


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